Archive for the ‘Web Apps’ Category
Gqueues: What Google Tasks Should Have Been (+Giveaway!)
I really wanted to love Google Tasks. I really did. Having a task manager built in to Google Apps-which I use near religiously would have been beyond convenient. But Google Tasks…well, let’s call a spade a space-Google Tasks sucks. Enter Gqueues-a feature-packed task manager that is EXACTLY what Google Tasks should have been. I’m Incredibly Disappointed By ...
Licorize: FINALLY-A Way to Actually Do Something With All Those Bookmarks
Every once in awhile an app comes along with an idea that makes so much sense, you can’t believe no one thought of it first. Every once in awhile you find yourself using an app that you can’t figure out how you managed to live without. Licorize manages the impossible by being both. So, What Is ...
Bundle Hunt – Loads Of Designer Goodies In One Bundle
Bundle Hunt is one “too good to be true” bundles around. Don’t believe me, see what someone said on Twitter – “Can anyone confirm that @BundleHunt is legit? Sounds too good to be true.” It’s true. For a limited time (ends Aug 16), you can get a bunch of design industry’s best design resources eg. apps, ...
[Script] Tweet On Any Site (With Multiple Accounts & URL Shortening)
A few days ago, I demonstrated how you can use a bookmarklet to tweet the title and URL of any page right on the site itself. I programmed this script to solve my own problem of wanting to tweet an interesting article in the fastest way possible. I thought this might be of interest to you ...
Useful Tips & Ideas for Fluid App
Most of you should have known Fluid by now. With Fluid app, you can create “Site Specific Browsers (SSB)”, basically turning any web apps into a desktop app. Essentially what Fluid does is create a browser that is dedicated to a single application. To read more about Fluid, read my previous review. The best thing about ...
Run Google Tasks on Your Menu Bar
As you might already know, Google recently gave GTD fans some lovin’ by optimizing Google’s “Tasks” for iPhone and Android. (read more from Google’s Blog) Wouldn’t it be nice if you can also run Google Tasks on your Mac as a menu bar item with the same sleek interface you see on the iPhone or Android? If ...
Turn Web Apps into Desktop Apps with Fluid
As a web designer, I spend a large amount of time on the internet, using lots of web apps like Freshbooks, to send and track estimates and invoices to my clients, SQL Buddy, a much more beautiful alternative to PHPmyAdmin which I have installed on my own hosting server to manage mySQL databases, Google Reader, ...
LittleSnapper – Taking Screenshots To The Next Level
If you always find yourself taking screenshots on the web, on your desktop etc, so that you can post the pictures to your blog, you’ll find your desktop often clogged up with fragments of your screenshots. There are also countless reasons why we take screenshots, like annotating screenshots so that you can explain stuff more ...
Evernote – Now With File Syncing (Demo)
The Evernote Mac app greeted me today with a software update, telling me that it is able to sync files to the cloud. Nice! Before we began, if you haven’t heard about Evernote, I strongly suggest you try it, here’s an article containing more information about what Evernote is capable of. Basically Evernote lets you create ...
Remindr – through Twitter, email, mobile, GTalk, etc
Want to get reminders through Twitter, email, Jabber, GTalk or your mobile phone? Remindr does just that. Remindr is one of those clean and simple web app that lets you get reminders of anything you want, and this one does it via a couple of channels. If you use Twitter daily, this web app is a fun ...


